From Botox on demand to town cars that do school runs, London's luxury real estate developers are pushing the boundaries of luxury living with their latest amenities.
Luxury Real EstateLondonAmenitiesHigh Net Worth BuyersBotoxWegovyLodhaChelsea BarracksHolland Park GateOne CarringtonAllen HouseReal EstateJun 28, 2024
Developers are offering a range of amenities, including access to private members' clubs, doctor services with Botox available via an app, and town cars to drive children to private schools.
According to a recent report by LonRes, sales of properties exceeding £5 million were down by more than 20% in May, making it the slowest May since 2017 (excluding the 2020 pandemic year).
Effect Doctors offers a range of medical services, including general-practitioner doctor visits, vitamin IV drips, and aesthetic treatments like Botox and Profhilo.
Holland Park Gate offers a wellness suite with a pool, steam room, and sauna, as well as a house car to take kids to school and a dedicated music room for children.
Service charges can cost up to £22,900 per year for a two-bedroom apartment in Chelsea Barracks.
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